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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Tho ,xy welding of the West Harlem Methodist
enscopal Chrvrh, at seventb-avc and One-hundred-
sndtwenty -niaf ,-st will be dedicated to-day.
The fall aer n show at the Eden Musee Will pegn
An Thursday d last one week. The exhibiton VIII
,nrude an a. dance OF roses, lilies, palms and many
rovelttes tHF floral line including NUMBER VI 'c'
ME cs sho wiils originality OF design
Taxes to the amount of SO 637,2s6 OF were paio 10
the Receiver of Taxes last week
Charles Dickens will give his first readings in Amer
l.. from his fathers works, in Chlckering Hall ON
1,uesday evening He will be introduced by Chauncey
n pepcw. Mr.. Dickens is stu suffering RON
severe cold and IS confined to his hotel his PHYSICIAN
telling him that he must remain quiet ulh inc "sh'
before his public appearance
Tho second public meeting OF the Church Association
tor the Advancement Of the Interests of Labor VIII be
,cd at Galway Chapel No. 900 East Twenythird-s on
yo ncsiay october &c, at 10 a. Addresses will be
male by the Bishop of Central New York and others ana
Committees on Principles and Methods of Action VIII
make their report All people interested IN the move
mont viii be welcomed at the meeting.
,norc the Messengers on the steamship saale yester
s.v hes,des the German opera singers, were Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin b. Gowcn. Commodore and Mrs Badger,
Lord Craven, Mrs. Fades, Mr. and Mrs r J. Baylss
Mr. and Mrs. Ju,ihs treiberg, Baron Won huppmann-
Valbela and the Rev. Mr. Netter'
4 free reading and social room for young women VIII
anon in St. Andrews Building at One-hundred-and-
twenty eighth-st Fourth-ave. Tuesday night
and It will thereafter be open from 7 80 to o 80
o'clock on every Tuesday and Friday night during the
winter The object of the institution, which is TO pro-
vide young women with pleasant and innocent place
VI rest and recreation, is one that is It's own reeoH
mendatiOn
There is largo attendance, afternoon and evening,
n the American Institute Fair. The big building at
Second and Third ayes, between Sxty-third ~ sixty
fourth sts is filed with much that is interesting "
every one that there ia than days study III the
exhibition, and than usual interest In what mas
been done to make the exhibition the best the Institute
Has given for several years.
Dockstader is at 1t again. He presents ouriesque
this week called "Ihe Coarseh hair; Or the Noreraho
Sisters grotesque big four spaSm, Tho ARABIAN
Nights, or Fun the Old Homestead n no"
snso,a,,v will ho given nv George H. Wood, his first
appearance here There Will be new fun IN inc MS.
part and Ollo while "C1eveland's Western Trip" ana
New Babylon refurbished and Frightened VIII be
refai
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SERMONS ON THE SUNDAY QUESTION:


WHERE The AMEklCAN SONDHi "''''
BE DEFENDED TO- DAY.
The committee appointed last Monday at tho meeting OF
clersymen to take action in regard to enforcing tho sun
day Liquor Law yesterday at tho OF the Sab
bath Committee, in the Bible House. No plans werc
reached sufficiently definite to DO announced Meetings
OF subcommittee will be held within few days. ana
somo decided action Is to be taken shortly
Several Of the ministers OF the city will touch on the
Sunday question in their TO day In the morn
ing at the Washington Square Methodist Eplscopa'
Church, the Rev DR.. Merritt Hulburd Will preach gu
'Ihe Sabbath and the Personal Liberty League Inc
Rev. DR. James Chambers pastsr OF ths Calvary freSot
terrain Church. at Madson-ave. and Onehuadred-ahd-
thrteenthst., will preach Should the Saloons DO
Open on Sundayl" The Rev. Dr. Coilyers sermon III
the Church OF the Messiah. at Park-avc ana ihiry
fourthst, will be For Clean aud Good Sun''''
At the Mad Avenue Reformed Church, the Row d. A.
f. Kittredge will preach morning aud evening" anu
announces as his subject The Sabbath and the liquor
Saloon sunday Laws and CIVIL Liberty VIII p a 80
Rev T. McChesney's topic for ths morning serves AZ
~. Pau's Metho list Episcopal Church Al me mo- n7
service OF the Seveueeun street. Methodist Ep'rh
Church. the Rev. A. C. Moreheuse will discuss g..
Institutions" The Row DR. James VI. Dickson VI VIC
Thirty fourth street. Reformed Church, VIII preaCu w
THE sabbath" The Rev Dr. H. f. sample, OF inc We.
subject 1.-THE Christian sabbath At the Cnurcn Iii
perance Society No l6 Fourth-ave Robert Granam wiz
speak on The Personal Liberty League ana tne AS
lean sunday" The subject for the evening service ~
Marks Church. at Second ave- and feminist, WI" w
The lie importance Question
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BROOKLYN.

new sub-station Of the Post Office Is TO be opened
N the drug store Of william NJ. Davis, at Marcy and
De Kalb ayes.
Carpenter Peter warl who was placed on waiting
orders at the Navy Yard recently, will be summoned
before a court-martial Tuesday TO answer to the
charges preferred against him of appropfaing Gov
eminent property. Captains Kirkland and White
head, and Commander MCGOWAN will form the court
A freight car transfer barge came in collision with
the fcrryboat Clinton, OF the Wall Street Line, In the
middle Of the East River yesterday. The 200 pasSen-
Gers on the latter badly frightened and many Of
~ the paddle-wheels OF the ferIyboat smashed
and She was taken to the foot Of Atlantic-ave for
renairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

DENYING REPORTED BATTLE WITH OTTLA VS.
ST LOUIS, Oct pa dispatch from the agent OF the
Associated Press at Fort Smith, Ark the reported
conflict with outlaws in the Indian Territory lacks
nrmaon The United States Marshal here has full fac
tiles for getting from the Territory, but has
port Of the battle Deputy marshas just In from tho
OF the reported conflict there truth Ia the
report Trainer the reported leader OF the outlaws.
stands indicted for murder and whskey selling but has
gang with him. Certain parties are erdcavorrg TO
the impression that awessness prevails in the
Indian Territory order TO United States troops
there. and there Is good deal OF apprehension that
trouble out OF the Cherokee election when the
National Council meets
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lCHIPPLNG NLH.S.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

PORT Oh NETWORK. .......SATURDAY. OCT. % 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Umbrla fBrl McMcKan. Liverpool oct IS
IT, with mdse and passengers TO Vernon II
Steamer Gsscogne (Fr) santeiIi Havre oct 49, with
mdso and passengers to |. DO Rebian; $50 =,
Denia = A%eS 2Td D. GhTr T mase ana p1'o
md 20 ,ne ma ssnrgcrs o g ~ WsIarv q e. ~ MY W WIN
Snip MiSno ssi't lsr. Lis%eli LONDON Sept 49, toJF
Whitney & CO. Anchored outside.
Middleton d Co ve.sel to Harvey & 0uterbridse.
Consolidated Coal Co; vessel TO Yates & Portcrned.
sUTsEE-Atsandy Hook; wind fresh, wNw; clear. At
Arrived yesterday
saale (Gcrl Richter Bremen oct ~ southamp
ton a. with mdse and sos passengers to Oerchs Co. Ar
CLEARED
Steamer Holland (Brl. Tyson. London-FW W Hurst
Steamer California (Ger Wnder Hanburg-PheDs Bros
Steamer Finance Baker $, 11G%n. rara Rio Janero. &C.
Steamer Atls. shr Iobin Port Linen PIN F0rwood& co
sels Co. 'e''"'i"o' '' Oo0A' "o"'SO Day "0'
Steamer Blanche Henderson, Miller. Falmouth Ja via
steamer Niagara, Benn' Havana Jas Ward & Co.
Steamer Cy OF Puebls, Mcintosh, san trancIsco-S
Steamer Nueces Bolaer GaIveston-C II Mallory = Co.
Steamer Knckerbocker. kcmbe New Orleans Samuel II
Steamer FL Dorado, Quick. New .orlcans-John Van
Steamer II Matthews OBJ. non New. orleans-Joon c
Steamer Gardenia (Er. rutherford. charlesonJohn
Steamer Gulf Stream. Pennington Wilmington. NC-wm
Steamer Broakwater Doe Newport News and West Point
old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Gnyandotte. Kelley Newport News ana West
Point. Va-Old dominion 5s Co
Steamer Nafana (Br). PrIdesuI Norfolk -Brrber Co.
Steamer Eleanora Bennett Port.nd-liqr1iio liaH
Ship Sandman (Bp Pringe Yokohama via Philadelphia
Il Ross & Co.
ship Tacoma Sheldon, Philadelphia w Elwoil & Co
BARK George Washington (0er. Ptobst, Hsnburg-iler'
manu- KoOp Co
BARK Lsndskrona OBJ. Sinclair: Antwerp-snow q Bur
CESS. -. ~, ~
BARK Aurora (ItaI Jaccarno LisbOn-Funch. Edyo Co.
BARK Linden (Brl Grove. Cette-snow & Burgess
BARK Julius (P0rt), Viera Oporto- Hagemeycr d Brunn
SAILED
Steamers Aurana Arabic and CITY OF Chicago iverp0o
Crcassia Glasgow; Lydan Monarch LOnhon cameo nun
Copcnha gen; California Hamburg FuIda Bremen
IeerdaIn Nosrdland Antwetp; La Chanpagno
Uavre City VI Pueblo san Francisco Finance no Janeo
Augustine Para; Elgiva st AIMS Bay; Niagara HAVANA
(Eor .a;er Shipp,ng YsVs u anu see FVtt PAJeI
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NEW.IERSEY.

PLAXFIELD-Fre late Friday night destroyed the cot
age OF Jonn Barry The $500; uninsured.....
Ees stopped Frepch -four mill saturday morning by
getting the huge water wheel Forty three
ses removed The Panheld Land Improvement
Company incorporated Among the stockholders
are Jacob Kirkner W. H. Brewer j. T. Fritts NJ d, W C.
Kelly, John 1. Holly and l. a. Hummer.
ELIZABETH-The Rev. Mr. Mckinney. pastor OF the Cen
Baptist Church resigned and scceP ed call to the
Trst Baptist Church Deland, Fla lie Will start this
The nomination OF Thomas FORSYTH Tor ShsIin ny
created revolt tho tirst and
Second War is the democrats have nearly %OOV
majority They they were promised the ONCE ana
we're unanimous for omblynan Peter j. Hughes
They saw they prefer Glasy epu nominee TO any
more ring Democrats in Office.
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MovUMEyrs TO rwo GALLANT SOLDIERS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 90 (Sp,ciai-The fund LOT '"o wv
ton OF monument 20 General Mcclellan In Trenton no"
amounts TO 81 900 1t Is said that this money VIII pay
for larger shaft than the Mcclellan lot I'm Trenton wiz
accommodates and the trustees await the return ot MIS-
Mcclellan from Italy to decide the natter
The OF the LIST California Regiment oth'f"'
known as the Regiment OF the Pennsylvania llne' COM
Inanded by Colonel T.. Baker who fell ut Balls biun
are organizing for the purpose Of erecting monument ~
his The money thus far rcc'N'u ~
speedy completion. IT yet been settled "helhi
the monument will be placed the spot where nc
buried or In Paramount Park.
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THE PETROLEUM MLXKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The interest the petroleum. speculation Is SIN sus
tanned In the devoted 10 business yesterday
there were over barrels that changed hands The
gauge Of ths Washington field was reported at e3So par
rels from POI wells Of which shot with nitro
Rycerne Tho market up 70 as cents In The early
trading, Western holders began selling TO take prohts
and the prices downward most OF The time
A bearsh feeling encouraged by reports from the
field toward tho end the bears pressed the
market Tho close steady al about the lowest point
The range prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sOlldated Exchange were AS follows:
Onening "a 81 highest rs, lowest - IL, final 20 II
REFINED oil was unchanged at 7S cents per gallon at
all ports.
nDI o. n "A
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

RYE NRCK.-The death-rate among children IRON scarlet
ever has become alarming.
PORT CHgsrRR-The Charles Lawrence Post q. A. X,
house
fO0a
WHITE PLASs-The Republican Comfy and ia Assembly
District COZ will held White Plans on Wednes
NEW ROCHELLE publican dol egaes representing the
comprising First school Commssi Oncr
Dsct OF Weslcnestcr County, nod convention IN the
IAN Yesterday and the Rev. Z. ~ Bolton.
Rector the church Releemer. Penamvle, as their
candidate vi School COMMISSIONED
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NHUS FROM THE SUBURBS.

woULD-BE SUICIDE RESCUED BY CAPTAIN
While the Staten Island errvboat Mddetown was making
her trip this city 10 st George ON Friday night
Blades Schumiler. twenyscvcn le2ped over
board of Robbins Rect Captain Kohler jumped into the
first giving the engineer the signal TO stop
eboat launched and the drowning mar as
he third time He placed In the IRE
Police Headquarters at Staple
ton charged with attempted suicide Yesterday he was
sagn before Justice John G. Vaughn where lie pleaded
drunkenness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
JERSEY CITY.

Bernard Wynn. milkman living in sixthst, was avaf
ned Yesterday morning bv noise in his room He lighted
the gas and found a colored known Niger Ed y
under burglar begged peousy for mercy and
threw him OF the house after giving him sound
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ALONG 1HE SOUND.
REIOkT ron TIE SEASON

BmDGgPORT.-Tho Barnum menagerie and circus WIN
fro Jersey CITY '~sh' anu 20 INTO "h'e
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which will double the strength Of his yell We
bound 10 please the public
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Costumes and WRAPS.

WE PROPOSE TO SELL OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK OF MODEL COSTUMES AND WRAPS.
LOT NO l-ELEGANr COSTUMES. IMPORTED FOR
MODELS. SIS; REDUCED FROM sli5.
LOT 40. 2-ELEGANT COSTUMES, IMPORTED FOR
MODELS. $50: REDUCED FROM $l73
LOT NO. 3-TAILOR-MADE SUITS. SIS; REDUCED
FROM s2S.
LOT NO. 4-TAILOR-MADE SUITS, s12; REDUCED
FROM S22
LOT No. 5-TRICOr CLOTH SUITS, -, REDUCED
FROM sl3.
ALL Orr IMPORTED WRAPS. RAGLANS AND JACK
ETS WILL BE OFFERED AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
WE STILL CONTINUE THE SALE OF OUR CAMEL
HAIR sHAWLS AT FULLY 80 PER CENT BELOW
THEIR MARKET VALUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

LADIES ZINE FRENCH KID HAND.SEWED
HUTTON ROOTS 50 %
LADIES' FINE FRENCH KID FOXED HAND
gEWED CLOTH TOP BUTTON BOOTS ....-..... $500
LADIES' DONGOLA tor KID fOXED HAND
sEWED HUTTON BoOI5 -.-'..--.....- .--.-.-'' o''"~
LADIES' STRAIGHT GOAT UAND.SEWED
BUTTON
THERE ARE NO BETTER SHOES MADE THAN
THESE SHOES. THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL. THEY ARE
COMFORTABLE THEY ARE DURABLE. AND ARE OF
THE FINEST MATERIAL AND FINISH. NEITHER
CARE NOR LABOR HAS BEEN SPARED TO RENDER
THEM THE EQUAL IN EVERY PARTICULAR TO
LADIES' BEST CUSTOM WORK.
THEY ARE MADE IN SPANISH ARCH INSTEP AND
FASHIONABLE STYLES; ALSO IN THE BROADsoLk
COMMON. SENSE STYLE.
OUR NEW FALL ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Il now READY And IL MAILED
FREE on APPLICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

u. u. OlldyIlc
WILL OFFER AT RETAIL, THIS WEEK.
Choice LOndOn-dyed Alaska
Sealskin Coats,
A very stylish shape perfect fitting
Five different sizes at $3.50.
This STYLE will he tho most popular introduced Ladies
have ordered in preference TO all other
STYLES IT is especially becoming 70 ladies' OF good figure
We also offer Sealskin Eng
lish Walking Jackets at 800,
$115 and 1925.
Extra Alaska Sealskin Sacques,
London dressed and dyed, guaran-
teed, $3.50, 1915, $500, 1925,
$3.50.
The choicest and best as'ortmen, Of s'al'En saeqne'
offered
SLdlskin PalctOts and New
mark ts, newest shapes, ranging
i'm price from S265, $3.50, $500,
1925, $3.50, 1915, and 800, 3"
to 60 inches long.
Circulars and Palctot. cloth silk fur trimmings
and lining. ncakn Caps and Govcs several new shapes
In Plush Garments 1t manniactureFspricra
Our $50 Seal Plush Sacque is
the best i'm New-YOrk ut the price.
Others at $40, $50, and %27, all
made and finished just like our
perfect-ftting Scalsllin Sacqucs.
We do not handle cheap grades Of Plush soA-Nn
for neither give satisfaction We maauAenre am scu fu
sealsklns ani Plu, which We know VII wear wen AM
6 We entire s,iisiict AM OWING 70 the A'i t't W.
handle Fur. ia large qulutes manufacture our own goos
aud 10 bus mess at
1903 Prince-st.,
where rent Is onchrl OF Broadway uptown pree' We
AFFORD and do sell
The very best Furs and Scalskin
garments i'm America at the prices.
VIII Offer on MONDAY 100 beautiful Beaver MUS at
50 each: 70, Muns. - Black LUX Nuns. SO bla.
NUTS 81 and 81 Black Bear Nuns 81 ana ~
Persian Lamb 80 - and so NAturA Lynx. s. and II"
fun assortment OF Bo1s. ~ amt yards long toorre
spondinglv Parties intending to purchase fuf'
for the cold Winter advantage Of TINS OPP
portnny genuine Fur, AMI SeasHn garments al
the lowest possible prices ch reliable goods can 10 poo
ducei
Ladies' intendih to have gar
ments made to order
had better place orders for viii II be Impossible IN
the busy season o MI orders promptly.
G. G. Shayne, Manufacturers
No lO3 PrncesL. Broadway.
ChioagoAgeucy, 1873 Statc.st
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PORT OBJ NEW. YoKK........sATURDAY. OCT % ls
ARRIVED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

If is said that J.. r. Haskell. late Of the
Boston HruH, VIII establish daily
paper in atlanta, Ga, to be the biggest
IN the South
"Joe" Jones. of Georgia, brother Of
sam Jones. has made his debut as an
evangelist" and is described as the
iyeiies, one get seen.
Emperor francis Joseph announces
lis intention al comforting title on
every Austrian officer who has served
thirty years in the army and taken part
in at least one campaign.
Emma Thursby, the singer, was maid
Of honor at wedding IN New York a
day or two ago. Her gown was Of APP
ple.green silk, drapod in himy white
crcDc o. chine and caught with white
flowers.
Archbishop Heiss, of Milwaukee says
that OF the 100000 Roman Catholics
of the United States 100000 are Ger
mans. or the eleven archbishops and
sixty bishops only one archbishop, Dr.
Hess himself, and eleven bishops are
Germans.
Mrs. U. S. Grant will probably make
something OF a figure in society this WIN
ter. She will not entertain on any large
scale, that being not to her taste nor in
accord with her widowhood, but she will
see more people than she has done IN
the past, and her house will become
something Of rendezvous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Anonymous Anarcni,,rhrc,,,.

no.. "' rlhIh 20 The I' Iotch.l
NTwA'b. y. j., November i9. Cop-
'"in Charles Giori, Of the Fourth police
precinct, Who Inst Sunday couplaiucd of
L'""'d NIllms Tor keeping disofdcrlv
house, IN that he (WillmN allowed Il
meeting OF Anarchists in hIs place last
sunday 10 day received the following
letter. written in German.
CRY or NEWARK, Nov. j.. 1857.
Captain Glor. Your last DAYS have
como. We American Nihilists of this
.H-goyerned city have resolved that You
anJ yoW aides enemies of the working
class excise commission. capitalistc
press, DAY Goulds and monopohsts-
have only % short time left before We
end their miserable existence. That your
nloodl0uuds have murdered our rood
comrades and defenders Of the work
lng class IN Chicago has strcnQthened
our cause. for You can murder and hang
ue all, but you cannot murder and hang
The great principles OF anarchy. Before
We die our enemies Will find that thcv
lave Thousand, of determined men and
women % deal with. who viii not stop
nor turn until they have rid this CITY.
with the AID Of q few bombs Of this capt.
tahstc vermin. Wewill blow Your box.
which YOU call prison. so high IN
the air that nothing more will
eycrbc seen of You. ii this Is no free
country we viii make It free by force Of
bombs and blood. We warn you not to
interfere with our meetings again. be-
cause bombs are easily thrown and have
great strength Iou are the first upon
whom We seek revenge Beware, your
lie lis brief.
Signed by the blood Of the Commit
IHE COMMITTEE or AMERICAN Nm-
LISTS.
When questioned about the above
Captain Glou said that the moment q
move was made against any one he
would arrest all tine Anarchists in the
city, Wiilms had ms place open today,
bat was not selling beer II Is probable
that another meeting of Anarchists Will
I've held there tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

official statement Of DR.. Mackenzie.
This agrees with the advice OF The official
press, which dcprecates q dispute ut the
bedside Of patient upon topic unit
for the public forum. =,
Anti-tobacconists are making capltnl
ont Of the erroneous report that the
Crown Princes malldy is the result OF
excessive smoking. lie smokes very
httle-only occasionally a cigarette or
mild cigar During his campaign he
used sometimes to smoke a pipe with
porcelain bowl painted by the Crown
Princess. The malady is trsceab.e 70
hereditary predispesitlon. His grand
mother, Queen Louise, died from cam
cerous tumors on her lungs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
ACARUrtL SUICIDE.
4 Farmer Hangs and shoots Him
self AFTER HtxinE his Accounts.

A Geneva n. " special says Au-
Gust Eauchcnuun. farmer Iune ten
miles from Nlmrols. committed suicide
tli, mouiug .i..r long and careful. pee
marathon. On October l5th his only
5auolt,r. Louise. c.opel from home and
married railroad t,ackm.n much bee
meath her in social status. H.r
father wolshipped Lcr, aui Wa,
terribly sDock,d and erlevta WHOM
he heard OF her marriage. 10
several friends he said Doc was weary OF
life. and could not stand IBIS disgrace
hom mi, daughters act. DwHt the
MAST three weeks Alr. Eauckeuman has
been very busy. Tie cleared zap all ms
seasons crops Of grain and sold every
dollars worth. placing the proceed, ln
hank for bis vile. lie spt-t "ha.e
NIGHTS ia going over bis account I''es'
ana made bis accounts easy a. s.i. e.
mont NV his wife. Nc also wrote % de-
tailed explanation OF abe condition OIL
hi, estate and plans for tine imWoFcu I'll
of h., farm.
mn. morning several persons heard a
o,,nsbot iu his barn and ran There at
once. Pauckclman was found dangling
NJ the end of halter strap, with q sol-
ehot wound in his left breast dead. lie
bal bv AN ingenious arrangement hNed
lonble.barrelled shotgun upon two
,ipri int boards so that when he was
Ganglnp by the neck the muzzle OF
tbe enn would be close to BIS
ieit breast. \ long string was attached
70 The triegerof thcgun and drawnover a
small pa.lcy back OF the eua-stoc5;.
Pauckermsn lcaped of a chair, and,
w6ile hanging by bis neck, had pulled
thc string attached 20 the gun. Both
barrels were discharged. His heart VAS
almost entirely blown away. a hole
over an inch in diameter was made
nearly through HIS boay. In his INSIDE
nockst was found a short letter telling oil
lis intention 10 take his bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
morn rig 70 Inc Criminal.Court room Ills

,oSu,ng to the Criminal.Court room ~.
p Wing Several months AGO Thom"S
his " ,. GUS a married man. c'on(d w,,S
vifo r ''aGs'S'ri' going 90 Chicago. Fie
had no catherine Woods. followed and
a, ,I' sue couple arrested. Int sbs wac nv nm
w,r. 70 prove hor marriage arl tnev
c ~tro released. They returned to tbis
v vo few days ago. and Woods
ir "e r 1fIgN'Gd for dcsort,on. This morn
."b while he was standmo in me court
, ,,".I corridor, his wife came mn and
"',D"p' warning placed a revolver clo.e
a. "', 1cit ear and fired. Woods trmet
' D.o mead al the moment and the bail
f,"1'a ID, ms check, passing through the
"'ia of his hut Mrs. Woods atlcmptcd
." ahoo, again, but her husband over
powered her and gained possession Of
y, r'' pistol She Was arrested and Will be
ne.' i"r hearing The shooting was
." A,Aung OF tbo Cont aud was wit
messed by Disr.ct.Attorucy johnson
and Judge Mace.